Johnson and Cook XVII
Today we say goodbye, in black and white, to my series from the corner of Johnson and Cook Streets. I end up back where I started 17 posts ago, at the nearly completed condo, The Mondrian.
It has featured in the background of quite a few shots in this series; it is after all the subject that drew me to this location in the first place, in spite of the rain. My inexperience at photographing this kind of building kept me searching for points of view. Thank goodness that led me to some of the other more interesting subjects that I found.
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Canon EOS 5Dii, Nikkor-N 24/f2.8mm lens, ISO640, +/- 1.3 E.V.
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burnt embers 
Ken’s right – that first shot is fantastic.
I think by now if someone Googled “Mondrian” your blog would be at the top of the list. This has been an excellent series of photographs.
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Thank you Melinda. I am quite surprised where post-processing has led this series. Many of the images came out of the camera with an unpromising future stamped on them, but I did not throw away too many of them.
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The first shot is a contest winner. Really! And the more I see of this building the more I like it.
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Thanks Ken! I used a version of this picture in the first post in the series. In colour, and with some cropping (I was trying to reduce the advertising element). I can’t believe how much better this worked out than before. I am still reserving judgement on the building itself. It will done pretty soon and then I will decide.
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